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Textiles (1922)

Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868, Gardner, Walter Myers, 1862- [from old catalog], Snow, R. [from old catalog], Cook, William Hall. [from old catalog], Bradbury, Fred. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 67

An illustration from Textiles, 1922, leaf 67
e torridzone is the cotton zone. Of course soil and other conditionsin part determine whether cotton can be grown, but it isevident that much heat is desirable and even necessary,and, as a consequence, that the best available labour isblack labour. The United States has its black belt,and in our… … oo 0 -.00 0 m 00 0 Soa 0 oJO lO W*-! 0 ■<* .^ 0000000000 ^ovoooo rs g. HH>m WOOL, SILK, COTTON, ETC., GEOWING INDUSTEIES 47 viz., Gossypium Barbadense, or the true Sea Island cottonplant, which, yielding the best type of cotton, is the originalbasis of much American, Egyptian, and Indian…

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